Joe Biden has made it 50 years in politics without having to take a stand on anything.

Joe Biden has been an empty suit blowing in the wind and it's actually worked out pretty well

for him because he keeps getting elected to the Senate and then he was vice president

and now he's gotten this nomination to be the Democratic nominee for president.

During the last debate, President Trump forced Joe into taking a stand. He's probably going to

reverse that stand any second now, but he forced him into taking a stand and it was very unfortunate

for Joe Biden because that particular stance on the issue could cost Joe just enough votes

and just enough important states to cost him the election. The stance was on energy.

Would you close down the other way?

I have a transition from the industry, yes.

Oh, that's a big statement. That's a big statement.

That's a big statement. I would stop.

Why would you do that?

So hold on a second right there. You hear the moderator who is a Democrat.

He was better than Chris Wallace or better than the other moderators, but he was still obviously

pulling for Joe running interference for him. And as Joe says, yes, I would transition away from

oil. I would transition away from fossil fuels. She just goes, why would you do that, Joe?

What? The question was supposed to be probing to get more answers, but you could hear the exasperation

or the voice, why would you say that Pennsylvania is going to decide the election? He gives his reasoning.

Because the oil industry pollutes significantly.

I see. Here's the deal.

That's a big statement.

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